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The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

The Pitch
The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

The Pitch
Over the past 100 years and more, climate change has been a real issue, with both hot and cold temperatures spread throughout the winter months. (Courtesy Deep Roots Project)

Is global warming real? Recent weather proves it.

Maayan Keren, Print Feature Editor
Nov 15, 2024
Senior Hildi Altman and Stella Lichter dress up for Halloween in a Little Red Riding Hood costume and a cheetah costume. (Courtesy Stella Lichter)

Halloween 2024 showcases new and improved costumes

Isabella Suarez, Social Media/Marketing
Oct 31, 2024
Everybody celebrates Halloween differently, and WJ students are no exception. From movies to Markoff's, students make Halloween their own. (Courtesy AglampetGruodje via Wikimedia Commons)

Halloween traditions through the years

Mia Halper, Print Editor-in-Chief
Oct 31, 2024
Is trick or treating underrated?

Is trick or treating underrated?

Hugo Conquet, Film Editor
Oct 24, 2024
These are Josh Hananel's top films for the spooky season. Digging either the classic or the modern, there is a movie for everyone.

Six horror movie picks for this Halloween season

Josh Hananel, Online A&E Editor
Oct 31, 2023
“I think it’s not [lame]. You get to have fun with your friends, plus my birthday is after so I get a lot of free candies.” –Michelle Munkh-Erdene, 9

UAB: Is trick-or-treating lame?

Sammie Cohen, Diversity Inclusion and Equity Editor
Oct 31, 2022
"Smile" leaves audiences in sheer horror in Parker Finn's feature debut. The film opened on Sept. 30.

“Smile” is a Halloween must-watch

Blake Bailey, Online Opinion Editor
Oct 17, 2022
Every year WJ students dive deep into the Halloween craze. Some like to dress up to watch their favorite Halloween movies together.

What WJ students watch for Halloween

Laura Mata, Layout and Design Editor
Nov 16, 2021
The infamous house on Tilden Lane lives up and exceeds all expectations, and provides us with spooky decorations. As Halloween is drawing near, many people have started decorating their houses to be as scary and festive as possible.

Bored? Covid-safe activities are sure to keep you busy

Yuval Shachar, Business Manager
Nov 2, 2020
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